Dr. Keita Teranishi is a senior computer scientist and the group leader of the programming systems group with Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). He has contributed to efforts related to software engineering and performance portability among many other HPC topics including programming languages, macro-network simulation, fault-tolerance, numerical algorithms (linear and tensor algebra), and performance tuning. He is currently leading three projects funded by the Advanced Scientific Computing Research Program, Office of Science, DOE — Stewardship for Programming Systems and Tools, Durban : Enhancing Performance Portability in HPC Software with Artificial Intelligence, and MAGNET (MAthematics, ComputinG and NETworking for Resource Efficient Computational Science) project.
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Publications
Sep, 2026
Conference Paper
IRIS-MASH: Efficient Multi-device Asynchronous Multi-Stream Heterogeneous Computing
Aug, 2026
Conference Paper
ChatHPC: Building the Foundations for a Productive and Trustworthy AI-Assisted HPC Ecosystem
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October 15, 2024
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